Why the Reintroduction of the Great Tetras in the Vosges Massif Stops
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The third relocation operation of large tetras, Europe's largest wild bird, has just ended in the Vosges massif. The Ministry of Ecological Transition has indicated that there would be no other. The mortality of displaced individuals and the evolution of the Vosges massif in the context of climate change have been the reason for this programme, which aimed to develop this endangered population. - Why the reintroduction of the Great Tetras in the…
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dna.frThe Ministry of Ecological Transition has just announced this Wednesday, August 27th the cessation of the ongoing experiment. The ...
On August 21, Reporterre published an article on the potential abandonment of the capercaillie reintroduction programs in the Vosges Mountains. The Ministry for Ecological Transition told us at the time that it planned to end the program, given its negative results. This exclusive information from Reporterre has now been confirmed: on August 26, the Ministry announced the immediate halt of the "translocations," that is, the transfers of capercai…
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